On the day of the public beta of the holographic online game "Hunting Sky", Chen Tiedan, a professional game developer, spent 3,000 yuan to buy a game cabin. He wanted to make a lot of money in the game, but due to his slippage when naming, he accidentally became the blacksmith NPC in the novice village. What's even more outrageous is that the system is actually bound to a "god-level blacksmith" gold finger - not only can you adjust the attributes of equipment at will, but you can also design your own copies and make cool equipment that replaces fashion. While other players were still fighting for a piece of blue equipment, Chen Tiedan had already begun to sell purple equipment with ten times the attributes and made a lot of money; when the game company was worried about the sales of the mall, the equipment he made became "walking fashion" in the eyes of players because it was so good-looking. As his strength continued to improve, Chen Tiedan discovered that this game seemed to hide a greater secret, and his identity as an NPC could actually affect the direction of the entire game world...
